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What makes the 'ultimate superhuman'? Design for a perfect person...
A physiologist and former British Olympian has unveiled the blueprint for what he describes as the world's 'ultimate superhuman'.
Greg Whyte's design includes the acceleration of Usain Bolt's legs, the arm span of record-breaking swimmer Michael Phelps and the agile feet of gymnast Simone Biles.
The ideal human - a composite of phenomenal humans from across sporting and other disciplines - also features cyclist Chris Froome's heart and boxer Anthony Joshua's ability to withstand punches to his gut.